Information Response - Email 1 of 2 MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041

3.0     SUBJECT SITE
3.1     Property Description
        Site ID:                       Lot 77 RP231615

        Address of property:           215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach

        Local Government Area:         Noosa Shire Council

        Total Area:                    approx. 23,130m2

        Current use:                   Residential & Undeveloped (Previously a Caravan
                                       Park)

        Zoning:                        Semi-detached housing & Open space recreation

The subject land has a total area of approx. 23,130m2, is roughly rectangular in shape with
a front boundary width of approx. 145m, including a frontage of about 65 metres to David
Low Way, and a rear boundary width of about 155 metres. The site is about 150 metres
deep measured along its southern boundary, and about 185 metres deep measured
along its northern boundary.

The approved commercial development will cover a total area of 5,800m2 (Figure 2) and
is proposed to include a supermarket, specialty retail stores and up to 85 car parking
spaces.

3.2     Topography
The topography of the subject is generally flat (<5%) with a gentle fall towards Noosa
National Park which occurs immediately adjacent to the western boundary of the site.
Land in the western portion of the site and in the adjacent National Park is low-lying,
comprised of sedgeland/fernland and closed wet heath vegetation. Low-lying areas were
partially inundated during the site inspection and are considered likely to contain areas of
standing water for large portions of the year.

3.3     Site Access
Access to the site is currently directly from an unnamed road adjacent to the southern site
boundary. The proposed development and the balance lot will maintain access to this
unnamed road. The balance lot will likely have a gate, chain or removable bollards
installed to prevent unauthorised access.

3.4     Vegetation communities
3.4.1     On-site Vegetation
The area to be dedicated to council is currently vegetated by a mixture of Broad-leaved
paperbark (Melaleuca quinquenervia) and Closed wet heath species, particularly ferns,



                                    Bushfire Management Plan
February 2015                                                               Page 7
                               215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach
                                     Scanlon Property Group